What do December Holidays remind you of ?
My ideal December Holiday would be spent walking through deep snow and a roaring log fire with a glass of mulled wine.
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Waterfront stamp set
For my December Holidays themed projects, I have chosen Waterfront stamp set #146386 and Itty Bitty Christmas stamp set #150513. Add to that a selection of gorgeous papers from First Frost Specialty Designer Series Papers #150444 and we are ready to create.
Our Designer Series Papers featuring some beautiful festive scenery, are from our 6″ x 6″ pack. I cut the strips approximately 2.5cm long for each side of my cards and attached one to each side of my card bases.
To create my centre panels, I cut a 5.5cm wide strip in Whisper White and set aside to stamp on, followed by a 6cm wide layer in the same colour cardstock as my card base.
For the trees, I inked up using corresponding Stampin’ Write Markers to stamp technique, stamping 1st, 2nd and 3rd generation.
The small dots in this Waterfront stamp set, make the perfect delicate snow. Here I stamped 2nd generation using Gray Granite Classic Ink pad #147118.
To finish my card, I stamped a variety of sentiments from Itty Bitty Christmas in the same colour ink as the card bases. The Linen Thread #104199 wrapped around the centre panel, adds some texture to my project, attaching to the base card, using Stampin’ Dimensionals #104430.
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Sandra, thanks for the ideas on using up those gorgeous DSP pieces!!!
What a great way to use up those strips of DSP. Love the colours you’ve used. The trees from Waterfront lend themselves to a Christmas scene.
What a great way to use the “scraps” of DSP! I’m going to have to do that! Beautiful, serene cards.
Oh yes x
Simply beautiful cards, Sandra! TFS!
Yes, loved making these x
These are super gorgeous! I love how you used Waterfront and made it wintry!
Thanks Amber x
love these sandra
Simple but effective and I still have a load of strips left over from last years card class whole A6 panels ! Gotta start early for next year to clear.
The paper and the stamps work so well together. Great pairing
Thanks Tracy
I can just hear the snow crunch while looking at these designs. Pretty!
Oh yes, love thick snowfall. Sadly a rare thing these days in our part of UK.
Your cards turned out super cute, Sandra. TFS Sandy
Thank you so much x
Wonderful job pairing DSP and stamped images! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, I still have so many partial strips, i feel another batch being made ready for next year ….. for different people.
Thanks x